GITAM University offers a variety of scholarships based on different criteria, such as course type and entrance exam scores. These scholarships aim to support students who demonstrate academic excellence. The details of these scholarships, including their corresponding criteria and benefits, are outlined below.
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GITAM – Scholarship for Different Courses
Below are the GITAM scholarships available based on different course types. The scholarships are granted based on various factors such as GAT scores, UGAT scores, JEE-Main Percentiles, EAMCET ranks, and more.
| Course | Criteria | Scholarship |
| BBA | GAT Score, UGAT Score | 100% for >=180, 75% for >=160 & <180, 50% for >=150 & <160, 25% for >=130 & <150 |
| MBA | GAT Score, CAT/XAT/GMAT Percentile, MAT/NMAT/CMAT Percentile, AP/TS ICET Ranks | Varies based on specific criteria |
| B.Tech | GAT Rank, JEE-MAINS Percentile, AP & TS EAMCET Ranks | Varies based on specific criteria |
| M.Tech | GAT Score, GATE Percentile, AP & TS PGECET Ranks | Varies based on specific criteria |
| B.Sc | GAT Score, JEE-Main Percentile, AP & TS EAMCET Ranks, NEET UG Ranks | Varies based on specific criteria |
| M.Sc | GAT Score, JAM Rank, CUCET Ranks | Varies based on specific criteria |
GITAM – Additional Scholarships
In addition to the course-specific scholarships, GITAM also provides additional scholarships in specific categories. Eligibility for these scholarships has unique requirements, such as being an alumnus, having siblings studying simultaneously, and more.
| Scholarship Scheme | Additional Scholarship |
| Alumni returning for higher studies | 10% |
| Children of Alumni | 10% |
| Real siblings studying at the same time | 10% |
| Children of retired employees of GITAM | 10% |
Keep in mind that only one scholarship of the above four will be applied at any given time. If students qualify for more than one criterion, they will still receive only 10%. These scholarships are in addition to merit scholarships (50% and below) and are not applicable to students who secured 100% and 75% merit scholarships or to the MBBS program. In case of any conflict in interpreting the Scholarship rules, the Vice-Chancellor’s decision is final and binding.
